Psalm 34 was written by David after he had nearly been killed by a pagan king and perhaps soon after he was completely alone in the cave of Adullam. This is an appropriate Psalm to meditate on in the midst of our time of social distancing! David either was (or had recently been) completely alone, afraid, and in danger; yet the Lord delivered him! What would David say to us in our time of semi-quarantine?
[For a behind-the-scenes look at the sources used for these sermons on the Psalms and how they influenced each message, see this blog post.]
Why Christmas and the Incarnation? | Hebrews 2:14-18
The Heart of Christmas | Luke 1:26-56
Sodom and Gomorrah and the Cultural Drift
A Remnant Chosen by Grace | Romans 11:1-6
The Most Important Passage on Homosexuality in the Bible | Romans 1:26-27
What Happens After We Die? Death, the Intermediate State, and Resurrection | 2 Corinthians 5:1-10
Everyone who Calls on the Name of the Lord will be Saved | Romans 9:32-10:17
Homosexuality in Leviticus, 1 Timothy, and 1 Corinthians
So We Do Not Lose Heart | 2 Corinthians 4:1-18
Reflections on Liliana McAndrew’s Impact on Others | Romans Sunday School
Jesus Wept | John 11:28-46
Paul Addresses a Common Objection to God’s Sovereignty in Salvation | Romans 9:19-23
Jesus on the Way to Lazarus | John 11:7-27
LGBTQ WEEK 1: A Biblical Response to Homosexuality
Mary, Martha, and Lazarus | John 11:1-6
Transgenderism: A Biblical Response | Week 3
Our Daily Debts | Matthew 6:12, 14-15
God’s Sovereign Choice | Romans 9:6-18
Our Daily Bread | Matthew 6:11
Your Kingdom Come, Your Will be Done | Matthew 6:10
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